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Send SMS
HTTP or XML
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Email to SMS
Send text messages from any email address
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Clockwork Numbers
They look and act just like a real mobile number
Free UK Keywords
Users can text a keyword to a shared shortcode
Languages & Interfaces
Get up and running in minutes, regardless of what language or interface you use
Language
PHP
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// Create a Clockwork object using your API key
$clockwork = new Clockwork( $key );
// Setup and send a message
$message = array( "to" => "441234567890", "message" => "Hello World" );
$result = $clockwork->send( $message );
// Check if the send was successful
if( $result["success"] ) {
echo "Message sent - ID: " . $result["id"];
} else {
echo "Message failed - Error: " . $result["error_message"];
}
C#
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var api = new Clockwork.API(key);
var result = api.Send(new SMS { To = "441234567890", Message = "Hello World" });
if (result.Success)
{
Console.WriteLine("SMS Sent to {0}, Clockwork ID: {1}", result.SMS.To, result.ID);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("SMS to {0} failed, Clockwork Error: {1} {2}",
result.SMS.To, result.ErrorCode, result.ErrorMessage);
}
Ruby
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api = Clockwork::API.new( api_key )
message = api.messages.build( :to => "441234567890", :content => "Hello World" )
response = message.deliver
if response.success
puts response.message_id
else
puts response.error_code
puts response.error_description
end
Java
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ClockWorkSmsService clockWorkSmsService = new ClockWorkSmsService(key);
SMS sms = new SMS("441234567890", "Hello World");
ClockworkSmsResult result = clockWorkSmsService.send(sms);
if(result.isSuccess())
{
System.out.println("Sent with ID: " + result.getId());
}
else
{
System.out.println("Error: " + result.getErrorMessage());
}
Python
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from clockwork import clockwork
api = clockwork.API("API_KEY_GOES_HERE")
message = clockwork.SMS( to = "441234567890", message = "Hello World" )
response = api.send(message)
if response.success:
print (response.id)
else:
print (response.error_code)
print (response.error_description)
Node.js
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var clockwork = require("clockwork")({key:"your clockwork key here"});
// Send a message
clockwork.sendSms({ To: "447123456789", Content: "Test!"}, function(error, resp) {
if (error) {
console.log("Something went wrong", error);
} else {
console.log("Message sent",resp.responses[0].id);
}
});
HTTP
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GET https://api.clockworksms.com/http/send.aspx?key=KEY&to=441234567890&content=Hello+World HTTP/1.1
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To: 441234567980@YOURAPIKEY.clockworksms.com
From: a.user@example.com
Subject:
#STARTSMS#
Hello World
#ENDSMS#
This could be a disclaimer at the bottom of your email.
XML
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POST https://api.clockworksms.com/xml/send.aspx HTTP/1.1
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Message>
<Key>key</Key>
<SMS>
<To>441234567890</To>
<Content>Hello World</Content>
</SMS>
</Message>
Features
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